Neanderthal’s violent death in the Middle East reveals possible prehistoric murder
A Neanderthal who was speared to death may have been the victim of a deliberate killing, according to Cambridge archaeologists investigating a 75,000-year-old mystery
St John’s student helps Cambridge council tackle hidden inequalities
Philosophy undergraduate Stine Marie Hommelhaug helped Cambridgeshire County Council find a new way to measure the impact of its work supporting communities affected by poverty, homelessness and social exclusion
‘Architecture of life’ to be explored in lecture named after St John’s Nobel prize-winner
Cambridge biophysicist Professor Raymond E Goldstein FRS will give the biennial lecture in honour of the renowned mathematician, physicist and Nobel Laureate, Sir Roger Penrose
‘Extraordinary’ organists promise dazzling performances
Acclaimed musicians set to wow audiences in the final two recitals of St John’s College Organ Festival, celebrating the installation of the Chapel’s new Willis/Harrison & Harrison instrument
